Jack Angelo Cummings

Jack Angelo Cummings (he/him) is a NJ/NYC based playwright and performer, born and raised around where they filmed The Sopranos. He writes funny sad plays about American people living under common (yet uniquely painful) circumstances, surviving failure, and gracefully accepting their own smallness. Jack is a Sewanee Writers Conference Scholar, Baylor New Play Initiative Finalist, Judith Royer Award Finalist, and Austin Film Festival Second-Rounder. His work has been developed by The Luna Stage, New Jersey Play Labs, Drew University, The Barrow Group, In Death’s Company, and City Lit Theater. Jack is also an alumni of the William Esper Studio in NYC and has performed at various improv venues in Chicago. Jack manages a bar in Montclair, NJ, where he serves the kind of ordinary people he writes about. Thank you for visiting his website and, thereby, supporting his decision to not follow in his father’s footsteps and become a fireman in New Jersey.